I used to think the term "Hard Asset" was too abstract.
What gold, real estate, and art—those "hard assets" that big shots talk about, what do they have to do with someone like me who has lost everything?
Until I saw that tweet from CZ last night.
"Bitcoin is a hard asset."
Just that one sentence. No candlestick charts, no predictions, no nonsense.
I stared at it for a long time.
I thought—
When you have lost so much, when fiat currency can be printed at will, when you realize you have no control over anything, the word "hard" suddenly becomes very real.
BTC has a cap of 21 million coins, hard-coded into the code.
No central bank can print even one satoshi more.
International transfers can still happen even with frozen accounts.
You don't need anyone's approval; what’s yours is yours.
This is not metaphysics.
This is a trust system written into the code.
As for CZ, I have complex feelings about him—he has been targeted by U.S. regulators, fined over 4 billion dollars, and he's still in the U.S.
But the first thing he says when he comes out is not to clear his name, but this sentence.
Bitcoin is a hard asset.
I don't know how the market will move next.
But I've saved this sentence. #黄金创43年来最大单周跌幅 $BTC
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